Hey, got these in yesterday, should have all of my wiring in soon. Dist. block, in-line fuse holder, fuse, 1/0 ring terminal, 2-5M rca's, 10' 4 ga wire, 8 ga terminal, 4 ga terminal.

Anyone have any experience or know how the heck to get the wire to stay into this:

Thanks,

Ed

I think it goes like this, slide end of wire, insert wire into block, tighten end into block.

slide wire into socket there...bend wire over socket..then screw it into the block

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

That's what I thought, but I wanted to make sure before I screwed anything up. The dist. block in my other Neon has set scews to tighten down on the wire. Wire should be here Friday or early next week, now just need to build a box still.

I guess this is pretty good stuff, I bought some wire from Nick and he said it was KnuKonceptz. I searched and found their website, darn good prices. Got it in and it looks like good quality, heavy-duty pieces, more so than the Street-Wires stuff in my 1st gen Neon. Not bad for $125 to wire up a car in all 1/0, 4 & 8 ga. Crutchfield and even Parts Express were WAY more expensive.

I guess this is pretty good stuff, I bought some wire from Nick and he said it was KnuKonceptz. I searched and found their website, darn good prices. Got it in and it looks like good quality, heavy-duty pieces, more so than the Street-Wires stuff in my 1st gen Neon. Not bad for $125 to wire up a car in all 1/0, 4 & 8 ga. Crutchfield and even Parts Express were WAY more expensive.

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yea, with that distro block with the weird nut thing. you strip the wire a bit longer, shuv it thru the hole, then bend the strands back over the end, then screw it in.

personally, i like the set screw because it feels like more metal is touching metal... but thats just mee.

slide wire into socket there...bend wire over socket..then screw it into the block

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

The Tsunami topper WAS good for something huh? You learned well. It confused me at first. I though it was some type of compression fitting untill I just screwed it in and realized you could easily pull the cable right out.